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China will be the most badly hit in the event of stagflation, according to a stress test of 20,000 companies by the credit rating agency.

Industry players said a better macroeconomic picture, certain trading patterns and further deleveraging could help bitcoin and the crypto market find a bottom.

China's housing demand by floorspace is to drop by 2.5% a year over the next 15 years, sales and rental giant Beike predicts.

Demand for copper is set to soar as renewable energy such as wind and solar become more popular. But there's one problem: We don't have enough.

Lawmakers hope to send chip-funding legislation to President Joe Biden before Congress goes on its annual recess next month.

Pinterest shares jumped in extended trading on Thursday after a report said Elliott Management has accumulated a stake of more than 9% in the company.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon didn't mince words when it came to the regulatory process that forced his bank to suspend its stock buybacks.

Stocks dipped Thursday as big bank earnings kicked off with disappointing results and traders assessed the possibility of even tighter U.S. monetary policy

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Thursday summarized the state of the U.S. economy in one paragraph, and it's not all good.

Italy is due to have new parliamentary elections before June 2023, but the latest uncertainty in Rome could bring that forward.

37-year-old Vladimir is one of a number of Russians who took time to get their affairs in order, but are now leaving the country.

After June's hot consumer inflation report, traders in the futures market bet the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by as much as 1 percentage point.

Low, stable and predictable inflation is the sweet spot for policymakers. Why is that, exactly?

"With blatant disregard for consumers, they wish to force Emirates to deny seats to tens of thousands of travellers," the Dubai-based airline said of Heathrow.

European stocks closed lower on Thursday as global markets digested the latest U.S. inflation data.

Whether you're an over-apologizer or an under-apologizer, there's accountability etiquette in the workplace. Here's how to own your mistakes without saying, "I'm sorry."

Wall Street banks are grappling with the collapse in IPOs and debt and equity issuance this year.

Twitter sued Musk in Delaware Chancery Court on Tuesday to seek to hold him to the original agreement.

Despite strong Q2 results, TSMC CEO CC Wei said that some of the company's capital expenditure would be "pushed out into 2023."

Historically high inflation is piling pressure on both national governments and the European Central Bank, which is due to meet next week.